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CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series UPS 1500VA 900W 8-Outlet - CP1500AVRLCD - Best In Class With 3 Year Warranty
Learn more about CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series UPS 1500VA 900W 8-Outlet:
The Intelligent LCD Series CP1500AVRLCD UPS, designed for mid to high-end computer systems, features dynamic line conditioning and a LCD diagnostic display.
Real-time system vitals can be viewed from this Crystal-Blue (see below) display. The unit can be conveniently placed in a workstation cabinet, or directly on the desktop. The CP1500AVRLCD guards against surges/spikes, and offers battery backup in the event of brownouts or total power loss. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) ensures that all your electronics are receiving clean power and maintains a safe voltage level. PowerPanel PE ™ Management Software automatically saves and closes open files and then shuts down the computer system in an intelligent and orderly manner. The Intelligent LCD Series units are also equipped with full dataline protection: RJ11/RJ45 (phone, fax, Ethernet, network, DSL) and RG-6 coax (DSS, cable modem, satellite, cable TV). "Surge-Only" outlets are perfect for the addition of peripherals such as monitors, printers, scanners, iPods, or CD/DVD players. CyberPower stands behind its products by offering an industry-leading 3-year warranty, professional Technical Support, and Connected Equipment Guarantee of $500,000. Runtimes:
Intelligent LCD Diagnostic Display: The innovative front panel LCD can be used to display detailed information on the status of your UPS and current power conditions. The LCD displays 11 different diagnostics: Input voltage level, Output voltage level, Automatic voltage regulator, Battery capacity, Runtime estimate, Load level, Output frequency, On battery, Overload, Fault Condition, and Silent mode. | |
Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) - AVR technology will stabilize the AC signal and maintain a safe voltage level without switching to battery-mode. This conserves battery life, and delivers a cleaner signal to your connected equipment. | |
GreenPower UPS™ - GreenPower UPS™ technology significantly reduces UPS energy costs by bypassing the AVR transformer when incoming AC power is clean. This not only dramatically reduces UPS utility consumption, but also reduces heat dissipation and system noise. | |
Ultra-Quiet UPS - The combination of an advanced ventilation design, high-end system components, and GreenPower UPS™ technology give CyberPower UPS systems the lowest sound emissions in its class. This makes our UPS perfect for desktop applications, audio/video installations, and quiet workstation environments. | |
EMI/RFI - Provides shielding against electromagnetic interference & radio frequency signals. Most commonly, this is used to prevent line noise or "humming" that occurs over telephone lines or stereo electronics. | |
Transformer-spaced Outlets - Widely spaced outlets allow you to conveniently add large transformer-based plugs without compromising the utility of other outlets. | |
USB Connectivity - An HID-compliant USB port enables full integration with the built-in power management and auto shutdown features of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. | |
PowerPanel PE ™ Smart Management Software – In event of a power outage, PowerPanel PE saves your open files and will "Hibernate" your PC to increase the run-time on the UPS unit. PowerPanel is quickly and easily installed on any Windows-based PC and is designed to utilize minimal system resources. Diagnostic screens give immediate visuals of the status of your UPS and also include the following features: Silent operation mode, configurable system notifications, automatic self tests, adjustable high/low voltage warnings, event/data logging, and scheduled shutdowns. | |
LED Indicators - LED status lights indicate Power-On and wiring faults. | |
Audible Alarms - Audible tones identify when the unit is running off battery power, unit overloads and low battery. | |
Resettable Circuit Breaker - Convenient unit reset switch in case of an overload. | |
3-year Warranty - CyberPower will replace damaged units if within 3 years of purchase date. We stand behind our products and guarantee quality. CyberPower also offers a #1 rated technical support team that will assist you with product, installation, or warranty concerns --- Free of Charge! | |
ISO & Safety Certifications - All CyberPower manufacturing facilities are ISO-9001 Quality Tested. Our products are also certified by the FCC, cUL, and UL. | |
Windows 7 compatible - Our Power Management software has been fully tested and is compatible with Windows 200x, Server, XP, Vista and Windows 7. |
Tech Specs
UPS Topology Line-Interactive (AVR) | |
Energy Saving Yes - GreenPower UPS™ Bypass Technology | |
Voltage 90Vac - 140Vac | |
Frequency 60Hz +/- 3 Hz | |
Plug Type NEMA 5-15P | |
Plug Style Right angle | |
Cord Length 6' | |
Watts 900 | |
Automatic Voltage Regulation Yes | |
On Battery Voltage 120Vac +/- 5% | |
On Battery Frequency 60Hz | |
On Battery Waveform Simulated sine wave | |
Overload Protection Internal circuitry limiting / circuit breaker | |
Outlets - Total 8 | |
Outlet Type NEMA 5-15R | |
Outlets - Battery & Surge Protected 4 | |
Outlets - Surge-Only Protected 4 | |
Outlets - Widely Spaced 1 | |
Transfer Time 4ms | |
Runtime at Half Load (min) 11 | |
Runtime at Full Load (min) 3 | |
Battery Type Sealed lead acid | |
Battery Size 12V/8.5AH | |
User Replaceable Yes | |
Typical Recharge Time 16 Hours | |
Replacement Battery BB Battery - HR1234W | |
Battery Quantity 2 | |
Surge Suppression 1,500 Joules | |
Maximum Surge Current 36,000 Amps | |
Phone / Ethernet RJ11 / RJ45 1-In, 1-Out (Combo) | |
Coax Protection RG6 1-In, 1-Out | |
Multifunction LCD Diagnostic Display Toggle Status Display includes: Current/Load Level, Runtime, Battery Level, AVR In Use, Battery In Use, Input Voltage, Output Voltage, Output Frequency, Overload, Wiring Fault, Silent Mode | |
HID Compliant USB Port Yes | |
Serial Port Yes | |
LED Indicators Power on, wiring fault | |
Audible Alarms On battery, low battery, overload | |
Software PowerPanel Personal Edition | |
Form Factor Tower | |
Dimensions (WxHxD) 4" x 9.75" x 13.25" | |
Weight (lbs) 25 | |
Operating Temperature 32 °F to 95°F / 0°C to 40 °C | |
Operating Humidity 0% - 95% non condensing | |
Certifications UL1778, cUL, FCC DOC Class B | |
ROHS ROHS Compliant | |
Product Warranty 3 Years Limited | |
Connected Equipment Guarantee Lifetime | |
CEG Amount $500,000 |
Customer Reviews of CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series UPS 1500VA 900W 8-Outlet
Most Recent Reviews
Great Budget UPS
9/12/2013Very easy to set up. Has all the ports shown and the information panel at the front is easy to read. The battery lasts a reasonable amount of time given the size of the unit. It is not too large or heavy. Had some issues getting it to communicate correctly to the computer, but that was resolved by using a different USB port.
limlimrevolution from Greensboro, NC
Great Product
8/28/2013Great product with a lot of features
Roger from Johnston, IA
Good Value
7/30/2013Replaced an older UPS with this unit. With a Network CPU, CRT monitor, 24 port switch, and a wireless internet modem connected it gives an estimated run time of 52 minutes on the display. I haven't had to test it yet but should be adequate.
RR from Butler Ga
Excellent value
7/29/2013Purchased to protect home entertainment equipment and backup power for DSL modem. Delivered when promised with no damage. Simple to use; plug in loads, plug unit into wall, turn on. Instructions warn not to use a surge suppressor on UPS input power, voids warranty. Have had no power outages or known spikes, but did test by unplugging UPS from wall and modem kept trucking. Excellent value score based on comparative cost/VA rating to other manufacturers.
Larry from Ocala FL
6/25/2013I am not a tech geek, but I know when something looks substantial and performs well. I researched a lot of sites before grabbing this. It was easy to set up, runs silent, and has clear display. I am using it to protect an expensive computer system. Highly recommend.
Awesome UPS
5/2/2013I bough this to replace an old and ailing APC UPS. This beauty is a fraction of the size and weight but packs twice the punch. Its amazing how compact and powerful these UPSs have become. The three year waranty, 4 surge-protected ports, 4 surge-protected/battery powered ports, surge-protected ethernet port, surger-protected coaxial port, software controlled through USB port; What more could you want?
Consistent and Dependable
4/24/2013I have used several of these units in various solutions.(Computers, Flat Screen TV's, Audio Equipment, etc...) They perform consistently without fail. Battery replacement is reasonably easy as well. This is a good Product that has performed consistently better than many of its competitors!
4/7/2013The Intelligent LCD Series CP1500AVRLCD UPS, designed for mid to high-end computer systems, features dynamic line conditioning and a LCD diagnostic display. Real-time system vitals can be viewed from this Crystal-Blue (see below) display. The unit can be conveniently placed in a workstation cabinet, or directly on the desktop. The CP1500AVRLCD guards against surges/spikes, and offers battery backup in the event of brownouts or total power loss.
Best UPS around
9/11/2012Used to be a fan of a different UPS system that most people use. Have had some bad units from them. Tried this CyberPower UPS and have been BLOWN away. Suffering through several power outages, this UPS works like a charm. Never falters and shows its overall health quickly. Liked it so much, this was my second one and used it on my TV.
Michael from Enid, OK
4/14/2012this is a wonderful product. easy to use and great for first time users. it also is low costing high durability and will last you a life time. i have used my all my life testing it to its potentials.you should buy this as soon as you can. it is amazing what you can get out form using this.
Works great
12/28/2011I have been using two of these one for my home entertainment hardware and the other for computer and internet hardware over the past 24 months. Not a problem even after brown outs during summer heat and transformers on poles going out, and keeps everything up and running during a blackout so you can shut it down clean. Also great protection during thunderstorms. Will buy again.
Joseph from South Carolina
Two years in, still working.
12/6/2011Have had this UPS for two years plus, hooked up to a 64" plasma, DVR, PS3, etc. Worked flawlessly the two times severe t-storms rolled though, one recently, allowing me to keep up to date with the local radar and warnings in the area. I like that the LCD is off when the power is on, but I had to put a little electrical tape over the power button to keep the light from giving my entertainment setup an eerie blue glow.
tocaman from Westfield, IN
Love It
10/3/2011I've had this item for a good year now. I use it on my high end desktop system and it can keep it running for a good 45 minutes depending on what I'm doing on it. I love the estimated use time and ability to turn off the alarm. I have a smaller unit I use on my cable modem and router and have had no issues with that unit either. Great buy !
Anthony Armato from Stuarts Draft, VA
8/31/2011Easy to set up, Looks good, and kept my computer running twice when the power went out the 1st day I got it. I live in FL and get a lot of storms, there is nothing worse than your computer shutting off when you are playing a game. This thing keeps my computer up and running storm or no storm. Only complaint... this thing is freakin heavy!
Aaron from Tampa, FL
Great value for the money! Reliable, too!
7/22/2011I've been using a few of these at our office for servers. The "personal edition" of the included software is good enough for me though I'm sure it's not as fancy as other UPSes which are advertised explicitly as being for servers. I get about 50-some minutes of run time on an old Dell Poweredge with 1 2.8ghz P4 and two SATA drives in RAID. These Cyberpower UPSes always kick in when needed and do their duty.
David from Cincinnati, OH
Works well
6/19/2011Have been using two of these to protect a server and a desktop. Have had 3 thunderstorm outages and it has allowed enough time for the server to shut down properly.
Gary from Atlanta, GA
Lost connection... again and again and again
6/8/2011This unit has a problem with its cooection with my PC... it loses connection quite a bit. It's quite a nusance when I keep getting the warning it has "lost connection with my PC" which happens regularly. I suppose RF grounding may be some of the problem, but only with the Cyberpower and nothing else. It seems to work with the several power outages I had over the last several weeks, so I'm happy with that... just the persistant disconnects.
Bill from Ashtabula, Ohio
Owned for a year - Satisfied
4/26/2011I wasn't happy with the shipping of this product. It wasn't packed sturdily, got jostled during shipment, and was turned on and running when I received it. It arrived extremely hot with no ventilation inside the plastic wrapping. Most UPS are shipped disconnected for just this reason, requiring the customer to clip the battery terminal on. Amazingly it suffered no damage and has been working flawlessly for nearly a year. I can't imagine using anything less than a UPS for expensive electronic equipment. A surge protector just doesn't cut it. Another customer mentioned expensive replacement batteries. This and most UPS use the common BP7-12 replacement battery which is very easy to replace. You can find them online for $15-20. I have found that after about 2 years of use, replacement batteries are required. I have an APC UPS purchased in 1997 that still works great with a replacement battery every two years.
Joe from Troy IL
DAVID B from SHERMAN OAKS
Very Pleased
12/26/2010Waited a few months because a UPS is a product that needs time testing. Had two small power outages and worked great. Looked in the log it creates and saw it responded to two unknown brownouts. As previously stated in reviews, no buzzing when kicked on. If you have never had a UPS before, you may not know how often and loud that might be in a UPS. Had an APC that lasted two years then quit the month it went out of warranty. And just like a laptop, batteries are replaceable but outragous in price. A replacement was $80 for a $120 unit!
Drue from Louisville,KY
Exactly what I needed
10/12/2010Runs my equipment and doesn't have an annoying hum to go with it.
A customer from Somewhere, Texas
Great for Home Theatre
10/7/2010I have 3 of these: one on my main/work PC, one on my HTPC and the last on my Sony rear projection TV. All have been great, protecting against brownouts (which are worse than blackouts for switching power supplies) and surges/power outages. I waited for a free shipping deal before I bought them. If I had to pick one con, it would be that I can't turn off the power loss buzzer without going into the supplied Power Panel software. I connected a laptop to the one on my projection TV, loaded the s/w, turned off the alarm and then disconnected the laptop. I can't recommend this product enough; both surge and low voltage protection is a good insurance policy for your expensive electronics.
Andrew Lipps from Cincinnati, Ohio
Great UPS even Greater LCD panel
10/5/2010I am using this UPS with 3 Monitors and a power hungry CPU. Works great and has the juice to run for 15+ minutes full load! The LCD tells you Hz, Voltage, Output load, Battery %, Runtime and tomorrow's lotto numbers! Unit does not have the annoying buzz or tick that I've had others do when running on batteries. This unit is replacing an undersized non-lcd unit that we bought on the cheap and paid more for in the long run. Fast standard shipping from Buy.com makes me a repeat customer (price was great too!)
Xray_man69 from Brunswick, MD
Great Product, great value
9/11/2010CP1500AVRLCD UPS is an exceptional value for the money. I'm using this unit as a dedicated line conditioner/UPS for my home server. I'm also using it's surge protector capabilities for my desktop tower, router and modem (both power and coax cable). Setup and configuration was a breeze. Battery time is estimated at 55 minutes under load, before it initiates a graceful shutdown of the server. It's compact size makes it easy to tuck away so it's not noticed, but the LCD screen is big enough to read without having to be a contortionist. The unit has worked flawlessly, even for those momentary outages that crash your computer.
Dave B from Ann Arbor, MI
One Nice UPS !!
9/9/2010I received my UPS (CP1500AVRLCD) promptly. Easy to setup. I currently have my HP PC, 27" HP monitor HP Printer & MagicJack phone system connected. It still shows 50 minutes left on batteries. Have not had any power hits as yet but tested it by unpluging it. Everything worked great. Now I'm waiting for the same unit to go on sale again at "buy.com" for my entertainment center.
Mike D from Saint Peters, MO
Good Value, Easy set up
9/6/2010Excellent UPS easy to read LCD display. Set is a no brainer. I would buy another
Paul, B from Hamilton VA
Absoluely the best for my money!
3/30/2010Hands down winner for my money. Waaaayyyy better than the other cheaper plug and play that burn out in a few months. Worth every cent spent!
dosadogreg from Puyallup, WA
Good value, good performance
3/28/2010I purchased this UPS to replace a 725 watt APC unit which had been protecting my home entertainment components for the past few years. The APC unit worked, but produced a really annoying buzzing sound when everything was off and the room was quiet. This unit is QUIET. No buzzing. No hissing. I only need battery power for my 2 DVRs (one HDD, one DVD), so everything else went on the surge protection-only outlets. In addition to the positive reviews here, the latest edition of CPU magazine also noted CyberPower as a reputable UPS mfg, so the decision was easy. I was thinking of purchasing another Tripp-Lite since i've been using one of those on a computer which runs 24x7, but now that i've seen the value of this brand, i'll be buying another one of these the next time they go on sale.
Simply Unbeatable!
2/6/2010I've had this unit since August of 2008. It backs up a 24" iMac, a RAID-0 external hard drive, a RAID-1 external hard drive, a Drobo drive (with 3 hard drives installed), two 7-port USB hubs, a Canon all-in-one (MP530) printer, a Canon 13" wide format (Pro9000) printer, and a Brother color laser (HL-4070CDW) printer. Everything except the laser printer is hooked up to the battery-backup outlets. When all of them are on, the total load only gets up to 25-30%! When there's a power outage, the battery gives me more than enough time to save my 80MB Photoshop file or finish a hi-res print before shutting down! Spend your money wisely & invest in this UPS!
Eliam from Brooklyn, NY
I got it, I plugged it in, It seems to work.
5/4/2009Of course no power outages since I installed it. I have smulated one and it seems to work great. I plan on buying another for my other home.
Looking for a UPS? -BUY THIS ONE!!!!!!
10/25/2008You can't get any better than this CyberPower UPS - it has everything! It will tell you your input voltage and frequency, and your output voltage, frequency, and KiloWatts. Also, the AVR(Automatic Voltage Regulation) kicks in below 105 volts to ensure your units don't suffer from "brown out" syndrome, or other heavily loaded circuit happenings. I believe this is an active system with the battery between the inlet and outlets, but am not sure. It works perfectly though!
Great system
10/4/2008upgraded a smaller cyberpower unit I had on my entertainment center, 46" LCD, CD player, Cable DVR, PS3 and Receiver. Previous system couldn't handle receiver at full volume. Put this one in, cranked up the volume and watched the LCD display tell me what percent of the power was being used. I recommend it for home entertainment of computers
Bart from Davenport, IA
The Real Deal
9/9/2008I've been using APC UPS for many, many years (since the early 90s) and I've never questioned their performance or value...until now. Not only does this UPS outperform any APC product based on features and capacity, it also smashes them on price. For the same amount of money, I can get twice as many features (including the way cool LCD display) and three times the runtime! If you purchase a large number of UPSs like I do, you owe it to yourself and your employer to at least check this one out. Highly Recommended!
joho0 from Orlando, FL
Great UPS
9/5/2008Does what it's supposed to do. Don't expect it to last quite as long as the advertised time but knew that before buying - none of 'em do. Like others have mentioned, status window is very useful. It's 'heavy' but, with this battery technology, time is directly proportional to weight. Have had it about a year. It's made it through numerous ~1-5 second outages and a couple of multi-hour outages. One outage was really about 30-40 in an hour - thought the relay (it's loud) was going to blow but it didn't. Rural electric co. must have been training a new worker that day. Don't use the s/w so can't comment on it. Under Windows, I usually configure the power options for 20 minutes monitor off and 45 minutes system standby. In standby, the mid-size pc consumes ~5 watts so UPS will effectively last many hours. Two 20" lcds are attached to a second one. When on battery power, the audible alarm is annoying. Good to have the notification but wish there was a button to silence it.
As advertised!!
8/18/2008UPS unit was exactly as advertised; took 10 minutes to install and works great. Just "plug-n-play, no need to install any software with XP Pro. Price was great!
Tom from Blythewood, SC
Very Simple and Easy UPS to setup
8/13/2008I needed to replace a 4 year old APC 1500va UPS and found that this CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series CP1500AVRLCD UPS 1500VA cost less than the replacement batteries on my old APC unit. My only complaint so far is that the blue power button on the unit only turns on and off the outlets on the left(battery backup side). The 4 outlets on the right side stay on all the time. My PC has a 850 watt power supply with an AMD quad core and it gives me about 17 minutes of battery time.
So far so good
8/11/2008I'm using this for my plasma tv and directv dvr so I didn't have any need for the software. It seems to be working fine and I like the fact that you can see how much power is being used, time left, etc., on the display on the front just by the press of a button. I also like the fact that its not only a surge suppresser but also a line conditioner as I live in a pretty old apt. Looks like I won't be missing any of my scheduled recordings due to power outages any more.
So far so good...
8/11/2008As a web programmer for a company with dozens of PC's all backed-up with APC products I was understandably hesitant to invest in an other brand for my personal usage. The price point on this unit, however, in combination with its features gave me the incentive I needed to overcome my trepidation. I was very pleased to find the unit is ready to use right out of the box - No 12 ~ 16 hours of charging first. Chances are it will get that anyway after installation, but we buy things because we need them now, right? I live in stormy central Florida, and rolling black/brown-outs are a daily occurence. I recently added an external HDD to supplement my DVR's recording capacity and decided a battery back-up would be the only way to stop that DVR from having to go through a 5-10 reboot scenario everytime the power blinked out. After doing some math I calculated that the 900watt UPS would likely power most combinations of my home theater equipment at once, at least for the few seconds I needed it to. After connecting my Monster Power Conditioner to this back-up I got a bit nervous, thinking it was asking too much of it, and that piggy-backing one conditioner with 8 items in it on the UPS was a bonehead move. Surprisingly, in everyday life the tax on the UPS is very little and most combinations only show about a 50% "potential" usage of battery power (if the power were to fail). In 3 cases now with my 60" TV, DVR and AVR all on and watching a pre-recorded show the power has failed and the UPS did exactly what I had hoped and our experience was not interrupted. I don't know how much time I would get, but a few seconds is enough for my intended use anyway. With everything off, keeping the DVR powered would probable be good for an hour or more.
bigbrain28 from Land O' Lakes, FL
CyberPower 1500/Buy.com--YES
8/11/2008I had started shopping for a replacement UPS a few days before receiving an email from Buy.com, I still had one APC in service, but another UPS had failed and the brand was nolonger in business. So, when I saw the price and size I knew it was a fair price PLUS free shipping and no tax. The unit arrived 3 days after I placed the order. When I placed it in service it was ready to go with 85% charge, the display has usable information that hasn't been available on older units. My old UPS set beside my monitor and the status lights were dim enough not to be a bother. The power indicator light on the C.P. is bright blue, so I had to relocate the unit to block the view of the front panel, but for $139.99 who can complain?!!!!!!!!!!
Gerald S from Graham, Tx
Minor Issue
8/11/2008Overall a great product, only one issue. I was unable to establish the WAN protection, but admittedly I didn't spend much time on it. I would recommend this product for value and ease of setup especially.
Doug dderoos from Lake City, MN
Only one Quibble
8/10/2008Free shipping on this heavy item. Priced about half of comparable units. Has kicked in several times during thunderstorms in our area. Interface seamlessly with Windows XP.But, if your move it around, be careful not to push the power button on the front and top. It's a little too easy to push inadvertantly, suddenly killing your whole protected system.
don from schaumburg, illinois
Great UPS for the money!
8/8/2008This deal just can't be beat! This is a nice UPS and can handle a 900 watt load. I bought this for my home theater gear and it works great. The only thing I would change would be to dim the power button LED. It is a little bright but a piece of electrical tape takes care of it.
Great UPS Unit
8/4/2008This is a great UPS unit for the price. good software gives you all the readings onscreen , prevents bending down to read display on floor-placed units. Cyber Power is a quality manufacturer - Who else gives a 3 yr warranty ? You won't be disappointed with this unit.
Joe P. from waterbury , CT
Extemely Simple and Powerful UPS
8/4/2008First and foremost, this unit is just simple to use. The ports that are supported by the battery are clearly labeled from the normal surge protected ports. The LCD display is very clear and shows you what's relevant to power consumption and battery level. Also, this unit can power up to 4 things with ample power for around 30 minutes in my situation. I have my computer, modem, router and monitor plugged up to the battery ports, and it says I have 30 minutes of run time if the power goes out. The software included is very intuitive and straightforward with the information it gives you. You can use it to test the UPS and set run times for things plugged into the battery ports. Buy.com is always the best and cheapest place to get a solid product!
VERY Reliable Product
7/31/2008I have ran the Cyberpower 1500AVR on my iMac at home for a couple of years now. It performs flawlessly. I just purchased the second unit for a computer that is being used as a server. Note: I recently lost a recording on an unprotected computer that I was using during a "live" presentation due to a nearby lightning strike, resulting in momentary loss of power to the building. That is frustrating to say the least! The Cyberpower 1500AVR will eliminate all power failure/surge problems. It is an excellent unit for what it was designed for, and at a great price. I might add that Buy.com has, by far, the best price. Don't wait, buy it!
pbcsteve from Pontiac, Illinois
Best for the Money
7/21/2008I got four of these babies after a lot of research. They passed a real world test during a thunder storm in my area. I am Running XBOX 360 a 42" LCD TV, Two Workstations with 22" LCDs each holding 4 Large Capacity Hard Drives. Also a Windows Server. I was playing an intense game of Call of Duty 4 when the power went out. Even though the the power outage was less then a minute long the only Alarm I heard from these units was to tell me that they are on battery now. I am impressed and recommend these to anyone who does not want to spend more than $150 for a 1.5Kva UPS.
Ghost786110 from Houston, TX
Quality for the price
6/30/2008This unit might cost you more than you want to pay for a battery backup, but there is none better. The quality is great, software is simple and useful, and the unit itself works like a charm. The first week I had it the power went out twice, and both times the UPS cut on and did what it was made to do. I also like the feature of regulating the voltage that goes to your PC so you dont burn out your power supply and other components.
Josh from Raleigh, NC
Thorough Power Backup
6/30/2008This has been an easy installation and is an informative power backup. Unlike the one i've used the past nine years, the CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series tells me what is happening with a push of a button - this is just the kind of system i wanted behind the running of my computer and its peripherals. Both a good buy and a good price. I recommend it for those that want a solid power backup for a mid-size computer.
taiyo from Richmond CA
Great unit
6/30/2008Excellent value. Sufficient power and excellent runtime. I have a mid-range Dell desktop with a 20" LCD and it will keep it up for 34 minutes according to the panel display. Power LED is hideously bright if you plan on having this in sleeping quarters. Panel display is really cool, shows you how much power is being consumed while not on battery. Batteries are replacable, a nice feature.
Great UPS for a great price
6/29/2008This UPS has performed exactly according to expectations. I've got my entire home theater plugged into this UPS and simulated a power failure and everything kept humming along. While the 950 watts is more than I need, I've had bad experiences with UPS' that were close to the load limit triggering their circuit breaker. That's not a problem with this model. The included software isn't overly fancy but does what it needs to. The front control panel is really neat and gives you all the information you need to see what the remaining battery life is along with the load.
MS from Cincinnati, OH
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By definition, nomadic refers to people who typically move about from place to place as a means to obtain food or make a living —i.e., individuals who offer their skills and services to those in need. In today's industrialized society, because the stereotype that comes with being called nomadic is often associated more closely with instability than productivity; most of us would refute even the mere suggestion of being considered nomads. Yet at Consolidated Resource Recovery (CRR), a Florida based, recycled biomass products supplier, there is an elite workforce of professionals, proud to embrace the moniker of nomad. Together, they traverse Florida and Georgia demonstrating their wood processing skills.
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Following the cleanup from Hurricane Hugo in the late 1980s, Mecklenburg County, home to Charlotte and several other municipalities, began working together to recycle waste in all its forms, but yard waste more specifically. Promoting recycling with their Wipe Out Waste campaign, the county has met with unparalleled success. According to Stephen Hoffman, operations manager for Mecklenburg County's Land Use & Environmental Service Agency, following Hurricane Hugo in the late 1980s, the county began yard waste recycling by leasing this site from the City of Charlotte, an 80-acre property located just south of the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. From then until now, their recycling program has grown to be one of the most successful municipal programs in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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MVRDV unveils plan for supertall "vertical Jakarta"
December 3, 2012
"Vertical city" is not a new descriptor for supertall skyscrapers that combine housing with retail, offices, leisure and goodness knows what else. But it's something of a surprise to see it applied to Peruri 88, which, as we have come to expect from Dutch architectural practice MVRDV, features as many horizontal, skewed, slantwise and sloping lines as it does vertical. That said, with a tower that will top out at 400 m (1,312 ft), it will comfortably join the ranks of the supertall.
It's tough to object to the city part of the vertical city epithet, though. In addition to the essential retail, workspace and housing that would occur in any self-respecting mixed use development, Peruri 88 will also house a hotel (luxury, obviously), restaurant, mosque, wedding venue and amphitheater.
It's the approach to housing that marks out a skyscraper's impact on the city in which it asserts its presence (and skyscrapers cannot help but assert themselves). There's cause for optimism that life in this contained vertical re-imagining of Jakarta may not be reserved for the super-rich. MVRDV reports a "variety" of housing types including lofts, townhouses and terraced housing. Hopefully developer Wijaya Karya - Benhil Property will reflect that variety in the final sale prices of the units.
While we're making wishes, one also hopes that the numerous rooftop gardens occupying every available horizontal surface survive the design and construction phases of the project. Their survival will enhance the quality of life of Peruri 88 residents and workers, as many of the gardens are semi-private areas accessible only by people living and working in the building. Gardens is putting it mildly, as these outdoor areas will apparently include playgrounds, spas, gyms, outdoor restaurants and swimming pools: features not known for driving down property prices, mind.
"Peruri 88 is vertical Jakarta, it represents a new, denser, social, green mini-city – a monument to the development of Jakarta as a modern icon literally raised from its own city fabric," says MVRDV co-founder Winy Maas in a statement released by the company. Looking at the images put out by the company, that's not a brief that MVRDV can be accused of pursuing half-heartedly.
The design development appears to know be in the hands of engineering firm Arup which has the unenviable task of making this audacious design work… and for the money.
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Mike vC3rd December, 2012 @ 12:09 pm PST
Audacious, bold, and brave are a few words that could be used to describe this.
I prefer just one. Ugly.
KungFu Tiger4th December, 2012 @ 01:03 am PST
i can see base jumpers flying from it already
drgnfly0044th December, 2012 @ 08:38 am PST
I am suprised by the lack of windmills, it being so tall and windmills loving the winds at higher elevations. And I wonder what will grow on the windswept gardens at 400 meters up.
Bruce H. Anderson4th December, 2012 @ 09:35 am PST
I'd be wondering if they'd talked with Schlaich, Bergermann & Partner or the WormFood Digest people at Except Integrated Sustainability in the Netherlands. 400m is quite a nice height for a solar gennie and greenhouse space. Maybe an extra elevator shaft or two?
Kwazai4th December, 2012 @ 05:36 pm PST
Saya heran. Itu adalah benar-benar indah.
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Playbook Mini Keyboard
I've bought recently a minikeyboard for playbook in the Crackberry shop. I live in Italy and here they are not available at the moment. The price in the BBerry on-line shop in Italy is 90,00 euros (116,00 usd) including delivery fees. Still the keyboard is not yet available.
I bought it for 119,00 usd plus 36,95 usd delivery fees and 25,00 more usd for import taxes. So it wasn't a cheap item but as a BBerry fan I had to have it.
The keyboard plays quite fine and it took a short time to get to know all functions. I was happy ......but......... the accent key works so bad. In the English language there are not any accents virtually but a lot in Latin languages so it is a must for an Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French etc. After this bad experience I searched on-line wondering if any other experienced the same problem and I found two comments in Crackberry of two guys who returned the Key board for a malfunction in the accent key.
The problem I have is that I always get an apostrophe when digiting so I get an '� and not just � and so on. I sent an email to Crackberry Support asking infos for returning within 60 days and they were very propmt. But should I spend some 30,00 euros more to deliver it back? And the time to repack and go to the a UPS? I don't think so. But because of my experience I think I undesrtood why there is such a shortage of minikeyboards at least in Europe: the accent issue. Another defective BBerry product and BBerry semi-failure. I'll be a patient BBerry fun until BB10 comes to the market and see if it is worth to buy BB products again.Thanked by:Todor Ninov (10-02-12)
The keyboard is a fairly brainless device, all the handling is done by the PB software. With the OS2.1 release due any day now it might be worth waiting and re-testing with the new OS. Look at the return window period and make your own judgement.

CrackBerry... where only Stupid People fight about Smart Phones - 10-02-12, 09:19 AM #3
I'm hoping to see a little more support for the keyboard in 2.1 as well including an options menu for scrolling speed on the touch pad as well as sideways scrolling in app world etc.
yeah we need more apps with better bt support and options.
I dont have the official mini keyboard as i couldnt find one in my country, i could import one of ebay but i didnt want to pay over 120 eurs for a used one.
i got myself instead a Nexus 7 keyboard which fully works and a small bt mouse. Both work great but i wished their were mor apps to fully support this "notebook" conversion.
Also all keyboard work as qwerty only and there is no way to do any country specific special characters, they only work in the touch keyboard. - 10-02-12, 10:08 AM #5
Odd - in Bridged Email, it does create an Apostrophe before the accented letter. But I just tried Notepad and it works.
So, I'd agree with Branta - it is the interplay between the keyboard and the pb app - not very well done.Thanked by:Delmeister (10-02-12)
You'd think the BlackBerry Tablet OS would support multiple languages from initial release. The i18n is standardized and well-documented so the developers should have implemented it given the virtual keyboard at the very least.
Re: Playbook Mini Keyboard
Just bought it on Ebay from a supplier in Hong Kong for CAD 35 (yes thirty five) - approximately the same amount in USD - including shipping. Was skeptical at first, but got it today. Looks okay and can not yet figure out the accents things. Haven't spend too much time on it but I am sure there must be a short cut for the accents. After all RIM is based in an official bilingual (French and English) country.
Re: Playbook Mini Keyboard
I have the keyboard and actually have two complaints. One picky one. The straps that hold it on the cover cover the on switch. Stupid design flaw. More significantly I actually miss the auto suggest/auto insert feature supported by the touchscreen keyboard. I am a very good touch typist. I find myself typing faster on the touchscreen and much more accurately than on the keyboard. Also find myself repeatedly hitting return key when I want the delete key. Have sent a lot of messed up txt messages. Maybe the next os updates will support auto insert for the keyboard.
Re: Playbook Mini Keyboard
It's because you're on that little tiny island, and it rains all the time... Kidding, kidding, I'm a huge anglophile! Spent lots of time there while in the Navy. All kidding aside, support for PB accessories hasn't been great in the States either. I hope I'm wrong, but I really wonder whether corporate has decided this platform is dead, and only minimal support will be given. If they figure they aren't selling any more, then support to existing customers is an expense, and not an investment. Again, I hope I'm wrong.
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Re: Playbook Mini Keyboard
I'm in / from the UK, and I don't take offence. I am on a little tiny island (relative to some of the other countries / regions) and if I'm honest it does tend to rain a lot.
As to the accessories, well it's probably a case of the suppliers not being terribly joined up with the concept that the PlayBook would end up being sold so cheaply, and as a consequence, greater demand for accessories. - 01-29-13, 05:24 PM #15
You should be able to just hit the shift key and that will turn it off. Having said that, you might need to press and hold it for 2 or 3 seconds or even press and hold then do a quick tap to turn it off (just played with mine and it seems inconsistent). To turn caps lock on on you press and hold shift key for 2-3 seconds.


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You must tell me in advance how many you want to buy--so that I can buy enough rolls of wire ahead of time. People who order in advance will have priority over people who just show up. The cages have a light coating of rust, so bring an old sheet or something to cover them if you are going to put them in your car (they're big--5'x18"). Or just bring an old car. :-)
I'm making and selling the world's best tomato cages again this spring. Sold about 100 of them to gardeners last year and the money went into our Travel Fund. They are made from heavy-duty concrete-reinforcing wire ( you need bolt-cutters to cut it). They last almost forever, can be stored outdoors and are tall enough for a mature tomato plant (5' high and 18" wide) and the openings are big enough for one pound tomatoes to pass through (6"x6").
I recommend a minimum of 3 cages. Why? That way you'll have enough tomatoes for your household and to give away, also because 3 or more cages touching each other in a triangle (or a square) are the right spacing for tomatoes and most importantly, tying the tops together with twine will keep them from blowing over without the hassle of staking them.
In other news.....
* Two of my stories and five pictures are in the April issue of Horticulture magazine. One story is about Deer-Resistant Gardens and the other is about a 3 Sisters-inspired garden with asparagus, strawberries and an heirloom purple raspberry.
"The cost of Frank's classes is the best money I've spent on gardening in quite some time."
--Nancy Proia
* Watch a 90 sec. video highlight of a garden class at
courtesy of videographer Bill Elias.
* You can find out about gift certificates for classes, consultations and my custom clothesline posts--on the left also.
* Two of my scupltures have been accepted in the Durham Art Guild juried show, which runs from Nov. 20 to Jan. 22, 2010. Look for my Tinbrella and Digital Freedom.
* Sold a story about our "Lawnlet" to Horticulture magazine last year and have two articles in the April issue about deer-resistant gardens and a 3 Sisters type garden.
* Working with an editor from Fine Gardening magazine on a story about gravel paths.
* Had a story about our successful campaign to legalize hens in Durham in Backyard Poultry magazine.
* Led a tour of Duke Gardens for some delightful tourists on behalf of Savvy Event Designs.
* You can now see a short video of the creation of my burnt field sculpture called:
"If Columbus Never Came", by clicking on
The video is dedicated to John Blackfeather of the
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* My Mediterranean garden at Mad Hatter restaurant won a Golden Leaf Appearance Award. (Two other gardens I've designed have been nominated)
* My home garden and I were featured in the May issue of the Durham Flyer: http://www.thedurhamflyer.com/yard_art.html
* The candidate for whom I managed a campaign in the spring of 2008 for Durham County Commissioner--Brenda Howerton--won her seat in the primary by about 550 votes.
* Two non-profits have asked me to submit proposals for site-specific sculptures. (It's always possible to not get the commissions, but it's always nice to be asked). Also, I've opened Ramshackle Studio at Durham Art Place--Dan Ellison's building in the old Palms Restaurant building.
* Two publishers and an agent have asked me to consider submitting a garden book proposal.
Frank Hyman
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Durham, NC 27701
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Few garden designers have Frank's breadth of education or experience: he studied horticulture under the late JC Raulston, namesake of NCSU's arboretum and learned design from Tracy Traer, Denis Wood and Will Hooker, who has had several installations at the NC Museum of Art. Frank is also a stonemason, carpenter and sculptor; he learned stonemasonry from the late Arch Haithcock of Blue Ridge Stone, learned carpentry from Green builder Mark Marcoplos and apprenticed with Raleigh's first organic landscaper, Bob Mulder.
In his youth Frank farmed organic vegetables in Granville County, picked oranges in Spain and worked for tomato farmers in SC. He restricts his garden design/plant/build business, called Cottage Garden Landscaping, to what he calls the "bungalow neighborhoods" of inner city Durham and yet manages to stay booked up as much as 6 months in advance. He uses his knowledge to create innovative and beautiful gardens that don't need babying. Frank has written about gardening for nearly 20 years in the N&O, Herald-Sun, Independent Weekly, Carolina Gardener, Backyard Poultry and Horticulture magazines. He gardens with his wife, Chris Crochetiere, at Bayleaf Cottage, their home in Durham.


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The American Red Cross issued these suggestions for preparing for Friday's snowstorm as well as any power outages that may result.
Before the storm
Fill your gas tanks now and get extra cash because if the power goes out, gas stations can't pump gas and ATMs won't work.
Take anything inside that can be picked up by the wind (bicycles, lawn furniture, etc.).
Build or restock disaster supply kits. Supplies should include water and non-perishable food for each person in the home, a flashlight and extra batteries, medications and medical items, a first aid kit, and a battery-powered or hand crank radio.
Keep up-to-date about the storm's progress and find out about your community's disaster response plan.
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When shoveling snow, take frequent breaks to avoid risk of injury or cardiac arrest.
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If you'll be out in cold weather, eat regular meals and stay hydrated, but avoid caffeinated or alcoholic beverages.
Keep away from loose or downed power lines and report them immediately to the power company.
Stay away from floodwaters. If someone comes upon water above their ankles or a flooded road, turn around and go another way.
If you're staying in home without power
Gather everyone, including pets, in one room - a small, well-insulated room with few windows. A room facing south is warmer. Block this room off and put cardboard and blankets over the windows at night to minimize heat loss. If you have hardwood floors, add a carpet or blanket.
Dress in thin layers instead of bulky garments. Wear a hat, gloves, scarf and heavy socks. Wrap oneself in blankets if needed. Use hand and feet warmers if available.
At bedtime, get under layers of blankets and wear layer layers of clothing and a hat.
Use flashlights for light, not candles.
Keep the refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible. Check refrigerated food for spoilage and if in doubt, throw it out. Your refrigerator will keep cold for about four hours. If the freezer is full, it will keep its temperature for about 48 hours.
Have coolers on hand and surround your food with ice in the cooler or refrigerator to keep food cold for a longer period of time. Keep the refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible.
Turn off and unplug all unnecessary electrical equipment and any appliances, equipment or electronics to avoid damaging them when the power is restored.
Avoid unnecessary travel as traffic lights will be out and roads congested.
Watch animals and keep them under your direct control.
Generators: Never use them indoors, including in a garage, carport, basement, crawlspace or other area, even with ventilation. Generators put off carbon monoxide fumes, which can be deadly.
A coastal flood watch is in effect Friday evening for southern Westchester and other areas along the western Long Island Sound. The Red Cross recommends the following steps if threatened by flooding:
Stay out of any building that has water around it.
Stay away from floodwaters. If someone comes upon water above their ankles or a flooded road, turn around and go another way.
Keep children away from the water.
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How to Take Control From Minority Shareholders
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Several options focus on shares and voting.
The simplest agreement for transferring voting rights from a minority shareholder is an irrevocable proxy. This is an agreement by a shareholder to permit another individual to vote his or her shares. Unfortunately, some states do not permit irrevocable proxies. Additionally, like any other agreement, alleged misuse of the proxy can lead to litigation. Since proxies typically provide very little detail regarding voting authority, litigation associated with proxies often is messier than that associated with other agreements.
For many years, the most common agreement among shareholders was a voting trust agreement, under which shares are transferred to a named trustee and registered in the name of the trustee. Typically, the voting trust agreement provides specific instructions to the trustee with regard to how shares are to be voted. For example, the agreement might require a specified list of individuals to be elected as Directors. The trustee has both a contractual obligation and a fiduciary duty to vote shares in accordance with the terms of the agreement.
Voting trust agreements have limitations. First, the agreement can address only matters with respect to which the shareholders have voting rights. Under most state statutes, management authority of the Corporation is vested in the Board of Directors. Consequently, the voting trust agreement is not terribly effective in addressing management issues. Additionally, most states limit the duration of a voting trust agreement to 10 years. Thus, it is not a
Many states now permit simple shareholder voting agreements. These are simply written agreements among shareholders that do not require a trust. Ownership of the shares remains with the individual shareholders. As with voting trusts, courts will typically honor these agreements as long as they relate to issues upon which shareholders can vote.
Many states authorize the creation of a special type of shareholder agreement known as a "close corporation agreement." This type of agreement is undeniably the most effective way of dealing with minority shareholders. The typical close corporation statute permits a close corporation agreement to supersede state corporation law in many, if not all, respects. For example, many close corporation statutes permit close corporation agreements to eliminate the annual meeting, eliminate the Board of Directors, vest complete management authority in one or more corporate officers, and so on. The close corporation agreement can specifically limit the rights of minority shareholders, including a right of employment.
Many close corporation agreements also include provisions regarding the transfer of shares, including mandatory redemption provisions, rights of first refusal, and so on. The agreement may include a formula or other method for determining the value of a shareholder's shares.
Whenever a client contemplates selling a minority interest in his business, we recommend the adoption of a close corporation agreement prior to the sale of shares. The close corporation agreement then can be presented to the prospective shareholder so that there are no misunderstandings regarding the rights associated with the shares being sold.
As we have written before, a minority interest in the business is often not the best way of rewarding a key employee. If your only purpose in selling shares is to compensate a key individual, you should consider other options first.
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Former Wham! singer George Michael has revealed that he has been hard at work in the studio, recording new music and that he has a new song, which is set to be a blinder. George has revealed that the song is heavily influenced by his near death experience in Vienna.
Michael explained, "I've been a busy boy in the studio this week, mixing Symphonica and finally ready to write about what happened to me in Vienna and how grateful I am to be given another chance to live and breathe alongside you all in this wonderful world that we share."
He added, "You may recall my reference to those strange individuals who took the time to pray for my death as I lay in my hospital bed back in November but don't think I don't realise how many of you out there prayed for my recovery. I thank you all from the deepest part of my soul. And I will repay your unending kindness the only way I know how. With music."
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Residents gather to question Lovelady Center's plans for Carraway
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About 30 people attended the meeting, which grew heated when the center's director of development attempted to convince residents the center's plans for Carraway would be good for the community.
The center's director, Brenda Lovelady Spahn, who did not attend, has said she wants to bring to redevelop the property to house women and children and bring college classes, community medical facilities, and possibly a neighborhood grocery store to the site.
Joseph Baker, the founder and head of I Believe in Birmingham, said he believed maintaining the property would cost anywhere from $1.5 million to $2 million annually.
"If they run for a year or two and the money runs out, what damage does that do to the area," Baker asked.
Residents also fear what Lovelady's presence would do to efforts to revitalize the nearby Norwood neighborhood, said Steve Perrett, a Norwood resident and member of the Northside Community Economic Development Committee.
"What kind of businesses do you recruit next to a halfway house?" Perrett asked.
A resident of South East Lake, Dewayne Albright, said he's concerned that the center's current location, in the old East End Memorial Hospital, would become a men's shelter after the move and said residents have been unable to get straight answers about that property's future.
Stephanie Smith, the center's development director, said the center is working with different nonprofits and churches to see that the East Lake building is used to continue the work of the center.
"We're trying to do what's best for East Lake, for Norwood and for the Lovelady Center," Smith said.
Smith was not able to answer many of the specific questions from the residents, including how many of the women served by the center were recently released from prison.
"We're trying to make the community better," Smith said. "I don't understand why we can't work together to bring businesses in."
Several at the meeting made it clear they did not want to work the group.
"We don't want to partner with you," said Norwood resident Ken Harris. "We don't want you here."
Despite several other similar comments from several other people, Smith said the center intends to move forward.
"We're here. We're not leaving," Smith said.
Some said they believed the center does not have the proper zoning to move forward with the plans.
"We'll see," Smith replied.
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Maoists yet to name mediator for consultations to release MLA
The negotiations to secure the release of Italian Bosusco Paolo from Maoists came to a halt on Wednesday after the Odisha government claimed that it had received additional demands from the mediators.
In the case of Biju Janata Dal MLA Jhina Hikaka, the government is still waiting for his kidnappers to name their mediators.
As for Mr. Paolo's release, the talks between officials and two mediators were stopped for the time being after the government said it had received some additional demands. "The examination of these demands may take a day or two," Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said.
No fresh demands, say mediators
However, Dandapani Mohanty, one of the mediators, said they had not submitted any new demand. The demands were the same, with certain clarifications. The government seemed to be lacking in genuine interest in the negotiations, he alleged.
Mr. Paolo was kidnapped from Kandhamal district along with another Italian Claudio Colangelo, who has since been released by the Maoists in a goodwill gesture.
In the case of Mr. Hikaka, who was seized from Koraput on March 24 by a different camp of Maoists, the Chief Minister on Tuesday reiterated his request to the kidnappers to suggest the names of their negotiators.
But the Maoists, who earlier said they were not for talks and would release the legislator only after the government met their demands, have not yet suggested names of their negotiators.
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There is a download section here but there's no save files for the girl version.
Do anyone know where can i download a girl version save file?
Or can anyone please upload some.. Thanks.
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In GameFAQs, in this site.
Just click on the saves button and then you continue
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Millstein, Roberta L. (2012) Darwin's Explanation of Races by Means of Sexual Selection. [Published Article]
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In _Darwin's Sacred Cause_, Adrian Desmond and James Moore contend that "Darwin would put his utmost into sexual selection because the subject intrigued him, no doubt, but also for a deeper reason: the theory vindicated his lifelong commitment to human brotherhood" (2009: p. 360). Without questioning Desmond and Moore's evidence, I will raise some puzzles for their view. I will show that attention to the structure of Darwin's arguments in the Descent of Man shows that they are far from straightforward. As Desmond and Moore note, Darwin seems to have intended sexual selection in non-human animals to serve as evidence for sexual selection in humans. However, Darwin's account of sexual selection in humans was different from the canonical cases that Darwin described at great length. If explaining the origin of human races was the main reason for introducing sexual selection, and if sexual selection was a key piece of Darwin's anti-slavery arguments, then it is puzzling why Darwin would have spent so much time discussing cases that did not really support his argument for the origin of human races, and it is also puzzling that his argument for the origin of human races would be so (atypically) poor.
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